BRUT! is the space of the Blanc Festival where design students present their Final Bachelor of Design or Master's Thesis, which will be held on 26 and 27 September at the Barcelona Museu del Disseny.
This edition will feature Dahlia González Carmona, Diego Barba García and Flavià Boleda Franco, who will present their projects on 27 September at 10.30h, 13h, 16.50h respectively.
→ BRUT! tickets (free tickets, limited capacity)
Diego Barba García
Cohabitar, Final Project for the Master's Degree in Graphic Design
Cohabitar is a project that arises from the need to reflect on our way of inhabiting spaces with nature, forgotten in most urban approaches and in the collective imaginary itself, but which is becoming increasingly important with the climatic emergency. Thus, the project aims to create a festival of ephemeral architecture that will serve as the driving force of the new architecture and way of living, with the regeneration of natural spaces in urban areas. A festival located in an ancient natural environment: a forest that was burned down by the selfish actions of human beings.
Flavià Boleda Franco
BOLO 01, Final Project of the Bachelor of Design
BOLO 01 is a food that wants to give visibility to the sardana, putting it in circulation and in contact with other media, other languages, detecting and generating cultural/artistic crossings, from a more improvised side, such as jazz, photography, electronic music, food and dance. It has been carried out by detecting patterns within these disciplines and connecting them with other fields to achieve an innovative link. The links/crossovers were made live, with the idea of performative action. We worked under an art direction that made it easier to understand the idea of eating as a get-together to make music and have a good time.
Dahlia González Carmona
Aura, Final Project of the Bachelor of Design
Aura is a dating app for people of all genders and sexual identities to have the opportunity to meet trans people in a safe environment for trans people. Currently trans people suffer alarming and explicit violence within most dating apps so it is imperative to create a space for trans people to have the same opportunity to find a partner as a cisgender person.
